Vermont
More snow is on the way for Vermont. Here’s how much and when. See mpa
Looking ahead to early 2025 spring forecast
Forecasters look ahead and break down the early 2025 spring forecast, breaking down the weather patterns for each region of the United States.
- A winter storm is expected in Vermont this weekend
- The highest snowfall amounts are expected in the St. Lawrence Valley
People in Vermont might remember that the Valentine’s Day storm of 2007 brought about 32 inches of snow to Vermont, but the storm on its way isn’t expected to be that bad.
Still, it’s expected to hit the state with a bit of a snowy punch this weekend, with Burlington predicted to recieve around 7 inches of snow.
A winter storm watch has been posted for central and northern Vermont from Saturday at 7 p.m. through 11 p.m. Sunday evening, according to the National Weather Service in Burlington, adding that when all is said and done, between 5 to 10 inches of snow could fall by Sunday.
The highest snowfall amounts are expected in the St. Lawrence Valley and in the higher terrains of the state.
“Roads, and especially bridges and overpasses, will likely become slick and hazardous,” the National Weather Service online forecaster’s discussion stated. “Travel could be very difficult, especially during the day on Sunday.”
The discussion stated that there will be “freezing rain across most of the North Country for a number of hours on Sunday.”
Ice accumulations are expected to be around 1/10 of an inch, according to the National Weather Service.
Temperatures are expected to be in the 20s on average on Saturday.
When is the storm expected to end?
It is predicted to move out of the region by Sunday night, with cold temperatures on the storm’s heels.